If you don’t have a garden of your own but want the freshest of the fresh produce – fresher than a farmers market, even – then you’ll want to head out to this pick-your-own farm in North Dakota. On this farm you get to go out into the fields yourself, pick the ripest veggies, berries, and more, and take them home for way cheaper than buying in a grocery store. It’s fun and you get the benefit of delicious North Dakota produce out of it. Check it out:
Angelic Gardens is a pick-your-own farm in Minot, North Dakota that is open through summer and into fall.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday morning they are open from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM and on Tuesday evenings from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM. During this time you can peruse the farm and pick your own farm-fresh, pesticie-free and herbicide-free produce.
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Right now their raspberry bushes are full of delicious berries and you can pick as many as you’d like to take home! They don’t charge you to come and pick, only for the produce you decide to take.
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Throughout the year the variety of produce that is currently ripe changes. You can find anything from apples to tomatoes and everything in between.
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Who wouldn’t love being able to come home with beautiful fruits and vegetables like this that you know are as fresh as it gets, plus giving you the chance to enjoy the outdoors and get some fresh air?
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Angelic Gardens also has a pumpkin patch that is a prime place to find your next perfect carving pumpkin in the fall.
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You’ll definitely want to come here throughout the season to pick and enjoy tons of yummy North Dakota-grown produce!
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Angelic Farms is located at 6200 11th Ave. SE, Minot, ND 58701. Along with their usual Tuesday and Wednesday hours, they have various events and festivals throughout the year and can be booked for private off-day groups. For more information, click here.
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